Sentence examples for time panels from inspiring English sources

In response to Banks's tweet, a BBC spokesman said only: "Question Time panels are never fully confirmed until broadcast". But the Guardian understands that he is no longer due to appear at the show in Milford Haven.

Big changes are afoot in the way quality is judged after 2008, but this time panels of academics evaluating each others' work will still hold most sway, though the research money universities have and the numbers of PhDs they produce will be considered.

When he relives the mania following the publication of Portnoy, it is in the same tone: at the time, panels of Jewish mothers were assembled to discuss what a terrible thing he had done to them, which he conveys with just the right level of sheepish amusement.

The BBC said Question Time panels "are never fully confirmed until broadcast".

This effect is especially true for O+ where the amplitude of this ratio increases with time (panels f and l) but the net outflow baseline (panels a and g and b and h) is constant.

The cells are also expressing mRFP-LimEΔ to label the actin filaments that envelop nascent endocytic compartments (arrowheads in both 0 time panels).

The warm-up question for the BBC's Question Time panel in Leeds last week was pithy.

Speaking on a TaxPayers Alliancee question time panel in Manchester, Chakravarty was joined by five male panellists.

Russell Brand, Boris Johnson and Melanie Phillips will be sharing the same Question Time panel in London tonight … what could possibly go wrong?

The Question Time panel showed another kind of shrinkage: rarely have its debates been so dull and inarticulate.

Yet he seemed to have been discomfited by the blatant political bias of the Question Time panel that night.